i will start with how president bush felt about the bush school texas a&m lobby. very hard for president bush's presidential library. they were competing with yale and houston and bunch of other places, but he wanted a school of public service. that was the deal. he didn't want an institute or a foundation or a center, as he once said to me. i don't want to reinvent the wheel jane. there are enough institutions and foundations doing good work. he wanted a school of public service. as he said in many speeches about the school, public service is a noble calling. and we need men and women character to believe that they can make difference in their communities, in their states, and in their countries. and the school has lived up to everything he was hoping it would be. the school was so important to him and he would be so proud. what happened to jay? i'm here. oh, there you are. he would be so proud of this campus here and what you've done, jay. he would be so happy with it. the quote i just read you is actually on a bus. at the bus school, at a&m. farmer dean, bob ga

peter:when you talk about a seachange, barbara bush left college to marry george h w bush.ut four of the five last first ladies have all had advanced degrees. katie: that is right. but only one of them, jill biden, has worked outside this role, essentially the most scrutinized volunteer role in american politics. the fact that there are women who have advanced degrees and not pursued that says something about these unofficial but very rigid expectations around the world -- around the role. peter: barbara bush was not the first first lady to speak at a wellesley commencement. let's listen. >> in the position of leadership and power, we have an indispensable element for criticizing and constructive protests. peter: what are we listening to, katie rogers? katie: hilary iran him addressing her class at -- hillary radom -- hillary rodham at her commencement address. she requested to deliver the speech to her fellow graduates, it was considered a really radical thing to do, she challenge this idea of the status quo. peter: you write that her speech received a standing prevention

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. fix, to id him as the man who ran out from the bushes.- out from the bushes.he bushes. a huge amounts of _ out from the bushes. a huge amounts of praise _ out from the bushes. a huge l amounts of praise everywhere out from the bushes. a huge - amounts of praise everywhere at the moment as people respond to what happened for the secret service and particularly for the agent who spotted the ak—lfl in the bushes ahead of donald trump and where he was golfing. what kind of security detail does he have at the moment? has been peeped up considerably since the last assassination attempts?— since the last assassination attemts? ,, . ,, . attempts? the secret service said they had _ attempts? the secret service said they had up _ attempts? the secret service said they had up to _ attempts? the secret service said they had up to his - said they had up to his security. it is not the level thatis security. it is not the level that is of president biden, they said so at the press conference. they said perhaps if you were the president they would have shut down the golf cour

bush and donald trump. for the very first time, american doctors believed that they were under a legal order made possible by the united states supreme court to watch a patient's infection spread -- to watch a woman's blood pressure sink. to just watch her organs fail, because george w. bush and donald trump got what they wanted. george w. bush and donald trump weren't in the operating room to watch amber nicole thurman die. none of the supreme court justices whose decision forced her to die were there to watch their legal scholarship in action. none of the georgia republican politicians who wrote the law that killed amber nicole thurman had to watch her die in the operating room, under the sentence of death that they gave her. the doctors and nurses who were trying to save her life, working under a law that would send them to prison, were the only people there to watch her die. imagine what those doctors and nurses felt and what they feel tonight. the propublica report continues. it took 20 hours for docto

bush. without george w. bush's appointees to the supreme court , amber nicole thurman would be alive tonight. she would be a healthy, happy mother of her young son, who was forced by george w. bush and donald trump to attend his mother's funeral when i was six years old my mother had the same procedure amber nicole thurman needed to live. my mother had given birth to five children but she kept going. she was trying to have a sister for her only daughter, trying for one more, and she suffered a miscarriage and she routinely had a d&c at a hospital in boston because d&c has nothing to do with abortion. none of the catholic nuns teaching me at my elementary school then that my mother should've not had that procedure. our beloved monsignor brantley know that when mothers and saint brendan's parish had miscarriages that dr. should give me whatever treatment they needed. antiabortion catholic doctors perform that procedure routinely. there was not a single irish catholic politician in boston including the mayor an

now in the bushes with this guy was, is an ak-47 style rifle with a scope. and to backpacks which were hung in the fence which had ceramic tile in the man ago pro which he was going to take pictures of. so those are being processed right now, the secret service agent, that was on the course did a fantastic job and what they do is, they have an agent jumps one whole ahead of time to where the president was out and he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engaged that in an individual at that time that individual took off and so that's what we know about the investigation and we have somebody in custody right now that is a potential suspect and we have a little bit more work to do on it. but as we usually do, has soon as we decide that we will book them into the county jail, and charges that he will be booked into, we will get those to you get a picture of them and his background so now that i turned it over to the representative of the secret service and he will make a brief statement. summa good afternoon everyone and i

bush, the final two candidates in 2000, sort of involved, involved with mccain, bush and mccain, they were the final two. romney-paul ryan. it's hard to know if trump doesn't get lucky and some of his opponents, it's 2015, rough year in terms of terrorism, migration and especially the crisis in europe which had weird effect. i don't know, maybe history is different. but the stuff was there more than what we wanted to realize and race in particular for me i really thought, i want today think this people can say, you know, colin powell, condoleezza rice, my parents didn't want part of in 50's, 60's. i don't know, historians would say that was an interlude or cover in a way over a lot of other stuff that was lurking there. trump is also -- an effective demagogue, though. buchanan didn't make it work. other people didn't -- trump is a weird mix of willing to play the most vulgar and destructive and bigoted kind of cards but combine with the new york conman, you know -- >> celebrity. >> 14 years on the show. successful businessman, the whole stick and it's unusual comings when you think ab

walker bush did. and i think that was the big difference between administrations on, the issue of foreign policy. well, those are good points. and ambassador eizenstat, that was something of a question back to you. so maybe we'll let you respond. should the importance of building an international coalition, should that have been another lesson of the book? i mean, i stress absolutely. it's one of our key findings in the book is that one of the big differences between, bush one and bush two was that bush won, got u.n. security support, as well as senators support. he built a 38 country calling george w bush. bush two did not get u.n. council support. he had a much thinner coalition basically the us and and the uk and that lack buy in is china said was a reason why the iraq war did not occur with a positive outcome as a positive outcome as the first. but there was a second reason and gets to the point i make about you shoot the first bullet. no. what your political outcome is. george w h.w. bush. one kn

bush specifically chose bush. she wanted a president to speak at the reagan funeral at the national. i was there for the funeral it was terrific it was just wonderful. it you know how to describe it. it's just a clash of cultures. so it's just, you know, that reagan was western agrarian populist, bush was houston elitist and, you know, born when he was a kid, he went to school on a limousine, although he's a great man who's a great hero of world war two. is that is that there was just i mean they did lunch once together, once week and reagan tried. but the other hand is that they just disagreed on so many things and so many things. so it was a very, very dance. your question? it was a very, very complicated relationship. and, of course, mrs. reagan said, look, i sleep with this. of course i'm going to tell him, give my advice you know, and so it's understandable that reagan would some of his opinions based on his conversations with mrs. reagan. well, i know that you take that model of listening to your wife as you

sticking out from those bushes. and then engaged with this person who then drop to the gun apparently and ran and jumped into what they said was black nissan, a witness was later able to confirm that, yes. the person they later apprehended and that nissan was the person they saw running out of the bushes and wolf, they said that they found in the bushes, not only that ak-47 gun, would the scope, as you noted there, but also to backpacks and a gopro that the sheriff then followed up and said was attached to the fence. so the person apparently intent on recording whatever was happening there in that and it's just remarkable that an agent was able to see that rifle barrel to engage with this person before donald trump came up to that hole on this golf course, they said the secret service did exactly what they should that person is then is in custody and a remarkable statement there when a reporter asked the secret service official who was in on hand about security or measures being ramped up after what happened in butl

at that point the suspectjumps out from the bushes and into the street.als is when a witness seizes someone running from the bushes and hitting into a black nissan vehicle. the nissan then travels towards the highway. at some point the individual that spotted the suspectjumping out from the bushes takes a picture of the licence plate of this vehicle. that individual then comes forward to the police. eventually police are able to apprehend someone in that vehicle, just north of here in martin county one jurisdiction away. at this point investigation is very early on and there is no sense of who this person is, the identity has not been released and the motive has not been released and the motive has not been released but the fbi do suspect this is a second attempt on the life of the former president. you mention it being a second attempt and referencing what happened in butler, pennsylvania. one of the key questions will be about the motive behind this incident as well. talk to us a bit of the impact of this given we are in the final stretch towards the no

eric: talk about sleeping with local police's perhaps look for the bushes?t be 101? >> 101 when you sweep you have to hold it. once you swept it and cleared it you have to put some their thighs on it to make sure no comes back and. that may or may not have happened but once again it's too early to tell. but from what i see and what i've heard in this short time is secret service did a good job of a vacco in the president out of there. we cannot let people get that close with a weapon to the president 300 or 500 yards away shooter with a weapon with got to clear those areas we got to post them so no one can hide and get the advantage in becoming action versus a reaction. eric: that seems basic what you think that was not done now or why isn't it done? we saw what happened in butler you just hit it on the head 300 yards with an ak-47 style rifle and a scope, that is it. >> yes it is too close and obviously got to do better job of securing the perimeter we have to make sure push the permit or out so we do not have anyone sitting with the rifle ready to take out

in out of the bushes and into the car. in the _ out of the bushes and into the car.packs hung on the fence with ceramic tile in them and a gopro which _ ceramic tile in them and a gopro which he — ceramic tile in them and a gopro which he was going to take pictures with _ which he was going to take pictures with those — which he was going to take pictures with. those are being processed right— with. those are being processed right now — with. those are being processed right now. secret service agents on the course — right now. secret service agents on the course today fantasticjob, what they do— the course today fantasticjob, what they do is— the course today fantasticjob, what they do is they have an agent that jumps _ they do is they have an agent that jumps ahead of time for whether president — jumps ahead of time for whether president is out and he was able to spot the _ president is out and he was able to spot the rifle sticking out of the fence _ spot the rifle sticking out of the fence and — spot the rifle sticking out of the fence and immediately engage the i

>> well, it is hard to tell in the bushes, they are not thick where a bullet would stick. that is what forensics is doing today. yes, if you have barrel of a gun sticking out, first thing you do is have bulleting goes down range to that. it is hard to see in the henl line through the bushes. you got to shoot where the gun was. secret service did a fantastic job returning fire, making the guy take off. in the two backpacks, there was ceramic tile, i think an attempt to have him with body armor hanging on the fence. >> brian: did the suspect shoot? >> no, he did not get off any rounds because secret service acted quickly. >> brian: probably 20 minutes from you can waing to the hole, how do you explain the fact, he is camped out. you are not looking to get out quick if he's hanging his bag and putting mraths there. >> he could do that in less than a minute. depends how long he was in there. we don't know. the president was 300 to 500 yards away and there is a lot of terrain in between. he would have to wait for the president to get to the hole and turn and face the area he wa

poking up out of a bush. that alert and that conscious of what's in your siteline and what's in your siteline and what's going on? it's a life changing event for the agent as well as the former president donald trump. the agent doesn't have much time to deal with a rifle pointed at him which probably pointed either in his direction or at other officers or agents. he had to react quickly so i imagine he didn't even have time to get on the radio. he probably drew his weapon, gave voice commands to the person with the rifle to drop the weapon. when there was non—compliance, he probably fired right away immediately because that is exactly what i would have done. the president probably sheltered in an armoured location, armoured vehicle or a safe place, and the rest of the agents probably pursued the man with the rifle as well. we know the winners, baby reindeer, shogun which are taking awards home. the bear also did very well, too. let's talk now to emmy award—winning journalist and producer. good to see you. kj.

a certain point, it got to questions for bush. and then you hear the entire press corps explode. mr. president. president quayle. do you agree with quayle that she's a tramp? i believe that children should have the benefit of being born into families with a mother and a father who will give them love and care and attention all their lives. it leads to people going on and on about this murphy brown fictional character versus dan quayle situation. i think the father figure's around that the kid will enjoy life better. people like dan quayle are so out of touch. being a single parent, i guess that just kind of reflects what's going on in society these days. even johnny carson just roasted him for the next week. i'm going to join the cast of murphy brown-- [laughter] --and become a surrogate father to that kid. [laughter] it was just relentless. and i just hid behind my curtain. i mean, i was really afraid to go out because it was so-- there was such an energy coming that was so huge that i didn't know how to manage it. i had a great

. , ., believe he was hiding in the bushes. , . ., ., bushes.gain _ bushes. cristian, great to get that update again from - bushes. cristian, great to get that update again from you. i that update again from you. thank you so much. let �*s talk to the panel we have with us this evening. julia manchester is a political reporter at the hill, joseph moreno is a former us federal prosecutor, and barry donadio is a former secret service agent. barry, perhaps i should start with you, a lot of praise from the secret service this evening. particularly they were heavily criticised after the first assassination attempt on donald trump �*s life. what are your thoughts on how they operated this evening and their actions? , ., ., actions? first and foremost, raise actions? first and foremost, praise to _ actions? first and foremost, praise to the _ actions? first and foremost, praise to the secret - actions? first and foremost, praise to the secret service. j praise to the secret service. they saved the former president �*s life. they dealt with the threat a

bush in gulf war. the great one of the great mistakes that was made in iraq and afghanistan is that george w bush, the son divided, our troops between iraq and afghanistan, and used what don rumsfeld, the secretary of defense called a light footprint. and we did not have the decisive force that we might have had had we not done that. and last is good intelligence is good. intelligence is crucial. and if there was one finding that really surprised me. we all know about the absence of wmd of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. but what came clear in the interviews was something that is not well known and that is saddam had actually his weapons of mass destruction in accordance with u.n. resolutions, would not admit it publicly for, fear it would weaken him domestically and encourage the iranians to invade. that misjudgment, which we missed, is the united states through poor intelligence, cost him his life with thousands of iraqi american troops and i was unfortunately part of one of the worst intelligen

bush did not come up with and did not like. bush's brain. that is what everyone else in washington called karl rove. the senior advisor in the bush white house who masterminded george w. bush's winning presidential campaigns. early, glowing profiles of karl rove during the bush administration eagerly platformed karl rove's theory that he was building a permanent republican majority in the congress and a permanent republican electoral college hold on the white house. karl rove was repeatedly presented in major media profiles as a visionary republican strategist who was far ahead. all political strategic thinkers in washington in both parties. those profiles were the product of standard groupthink and they all wildly exaggerated karl rove's genius, but what was true was that karl rove was thinking about electoral politics in a more careful and data-driven way than any other republicans. it was also true that karl rove had a pretty good eye for potential political talent. karl rove signed up with george w. bush in texas because rove believed co

now, in the bushes where the sky was is an ak-47 bushes where the sky was is an ak—47 style rifle with—lfl style rifle with a scope, two backpacks which were hung on the fence that had terrific tile in them and a go pro which she was going to take pictures of —— ceramic tile. those are being processed right now. the secret service agent that was on the course did a fantastic job. what they do is, they have an agent thatjumps one hold ahead of time to where the president is at, and he was able to spot this rifle sticking out of the fence and immediately engage that individual, at which time the individual, at which time the in vigil took off, so that's what we know about the investigation. we have some of the in custody right now. it is a potential suspect will we got a potential suspect will we got a little bit more work to do on it but as we usually do, as soon as we decide we are going to book them into the county jail, and the charges he is going to be booked into, we'll get those to you and we get a picture of him and we'll get you his background. now that i am turning on to the rep

bush, george w. bush's declaration of the global war on terror has left hundreds of thousands, if not more killed in countries such as yemen, syria, libya and so on. the us was... to fund terrorism through its own campaign, it's smear campaign against islam, against what it called the global war on terror, when it in fact was not only funding it, but it was fueling it, it was using the american weakness at the time, it was using the overwhelming sensation of weakness in order to mobilize the american public against muslims both in the us and outside the us. all right, well stay with me, batul, i mean after the 911. attacks, then us president george w. bush declared the u.s. war in terror, do you think that washington could have invaded the countries that it did without the 9/11 pretext? right, it definitely would have found another pretext, but essentially the war of terror was within the quote and quote new middle east strategy that was put forward by the evangelical uh right-wing uh within uh georg

walker bush did. and i think that was the big difference between administrations on, the issue of foreign policy. well, those are good points. and ambassador eizenstat, that was something of a question back to you. h.so may bush two did not get u.n. council support. he had a much thinner coalition basically the us and and the uk and that lack buy in is china said was a reason why the iraq war did not occur with a positive outcome as a positive outcome as the first. but there was a second reason and gets to the point i make about you shoot the first bullet. no. what your political outcome is. george w h.w. bush. one knew he had a political objective and that was simply to get saddam out of kuwait. he was criticized, as was colin powell, as you remember bitterly, that we had saddam on the run, choke him by the throat, go into baghdad and. they said, if we go into baghdad, we'll own it. that was not part of the un resolution. it was part of the international coalition. on the other hand, bush, too, had a

bush-gore perhaps opened up shop is what's your thought about the follow to two bush v gore. yes so i think again, i learned a whole lot working on this book, to be honest and one of the things i learned is that there was an effort in there was a dispute in 1899 over a very ugly election, kentucky, that went to the us court where the so-called dissenter, john marshall harlan, who dissented in plessy versus ferguson, gets vindicated in brown versus of education. he writes incredibly eloquent dissent, saying that when is unfair of the partizan manipulation of the votes to deprive the citizens of the true count of the valid result that should be seen as a 14th amendment violation, because the whole point of the 14th amendment was to bring into federal vindication of fundamental liberties, fundamental rights, fair process, due process, equal protection, these things. and so to have an election stolen by political ignoring the truth he said that should be unconstitutional. and like his dissent in plessy versus versus ferguson he's, the only dissenter but and so the for most of the

. it's high time to be behind the bushes, well, artyom pushed the guard and he fell down the stairs, your honor, that's all for today, we'll continue tomorrow at 9 am, he's still lying, what is this, he's saving himself, usually in such almost everyone lies in situations, so get used to it. ma really to sosnovka, really, yeah, go, go, you will be greeted there with open arms, well, how did the meeting go, if you had come, you would have found out yourself, agatha is not you, she is not used to stressful situations, yes, in this i really have no equal, well that's not what i wanted to say, she is weak, he sits on sedatives all day, valery, could you come? it is 100 times more difficult for him now, he is scared, he is just like us, but he is a child, and he can really go to jail for what he didn't do it, and you're sure of it, i do, and you, aren't you, valery, are you serious, he 's your son, yes, he's my son. only, only i already know him much worse than before, and you 're no less to blame for this, well, how did you sit? fine, normal, i even forgot how crazy zhenya is, but i remem

bush, a man who has always been the embodiment of conservative republican values, a man who has even been made movies about, left-wing filmmakers, as the embodiment of conservative republican values, who was such demonized by these people, i would be like andriy yermak, you can draw such a parallel, i think, because in fact dikcheny never had even... a tenth of the power attributed to him by journalists, and the real leader of the united states all the time remained george bush, junior, who made all the principled decisions, and everyone said: "oh, cheney, oh, he has such an influence, he has such an influence on this bush, oh, if it wasn't for cheney, well, that is, he is such a demon of american democracy, and uh, when a person from such a camp supports." supports camelo garis, if andriy yarmak came out now and supported petro poroshenko. we all vote for poroshenko. and why, why did dikcheini take such a step? because i think trump doesn't fit his value system. well, first of all, his daughter, as you know, she's just politically destroyed by trump, but he 's never had a perfect re

say what you want of the bush administration it's the opposite of their policy. he's planning to seed russia to europe. is offering these people nothing on policy and kamala harris has run a campaign over the past six weeks that has moved to the middle on some domestic policy issues and national security issues, she sounded like somebody in the bipartisan consensus of the country supporting allies, supporting the military. the only complaints i've heard of her foreign policy and from the left of her, comments about israel. to me it's like why is it only dick cheney and alberto gonzales . >> it's striking, the other thing that unites them in this throwback thursday aspect of this is alberto gonzales doesn't have a future in republican politics. karl rove is not going to be working in the white house. dick cheney, liz cheney to her credit destroyed her future in republican politics, at least in the maga era with her choices. the further you get away from future ambition when you're talking about dick cheney or dan quayle, the more honest people are which is like, h

you had george h.w bush, the incumbent president, and dan quayle, the incumbent vice president, running for re-election. i guess someone was trying to find a way to make dan quayle useful, and they sent him out to make that speech. dan quayle making a speech before the commonwealth club in california suddenly became big news because of his misguided attempt to make murphy brown basically the poster woman for the ills of society. it's the cover of the new york times, top of the fold... back when folds mattered. "murphy has a baby. quayle has cow." "quayle has cow." that's the one that always comes back to me. should have the benefit of being born into families where the mother and a father we'll give them love and care and attention all their lives it leads to people going on and on about this murphy brown fictional character versus dan quayle situation. i think their father figures around that the kid will will enjoy life better. >> people like dan quayle or so out of touch, these legal peril because that just kind of reflects what's going on in society even johnny carson, just roasted

bush was at ema ebuker school in florida when the first plane hit the doglu towers. white house chief of staff androcard was the first person to inform him about the collision of the planes. america has been attacked. i just told him that. 45 minutes after the attacks, bush made his first speech about september 11. ladies and gentlemen, america has been attacked by terrorists. today , we faced a national tragedy . global business dealings. terrorism has no chance against our nation , please join me for a minute of silence. the official version of the us government that was published later he declared the collision of planes to be the main cause of the collapse of the daghlo towers as well as tower no. 7 next to the world trade towers, but there were many uncertainties about this. the narrative that the american government tells about the events of september 11 and the collapse of the twin towers contradicts even the laws of physics and the law of gravity . the us government wants the public to forget that our evidence shows that the world trade center buildings colla

authorities before the cameras moments ago saying the suspect was hiding in the bushing for 12 hours. abc news learning a secret service agent one hole ahead of the former president on the golf course spotting the barrel of the gun in the bushes, yelling, gun. a team of agents surrounding the former president, rushing him to a predetermined area of safety. that secret service agent ahead of the former president, firing four to six shots. the suspect never firing. instead fleeing on foot and driving away. the former president after being hurried to safety taken away in a motorcade. the manhunt ending 45 miles away on interstate 95. the newly released body camera showing the arrest. ryan routh surrendering without incident. investigators finding a rifle, scope, backpack and a bag of food. they say the suspect didn't have a line of sight on the former president. rachel scott asking the secret service did they sweep the golf course before the president played golf and how they answered. >> driver, take two steps to your right. >> reporter: tonight, newly released body camera footage showi

i'm already bush. are you that and all that know the wife was there to give us a for the game is understand the role of us that i love the cold ski, but i just wonder if he's all right. let's give you. she's a, there is a bottle of a show. both of them. yeah. well, what it is though, it just has to be a jacket that you don't ship. how little stubble most deep muscle crystal muscle. so the modern bowlers that what you i guess i figured it must be mobile thinking like well, i got about, but you think it'd be good to get that. but it's telling me, you know, i'm looking at them because all of that is a big yet. see, artificial, i repeat, i'm book as all of that i or 2 little dots that was on the little box. so i did it, but as i hope to speak, it's been, it's a good, a big enough for shipment, that mega ticket to fill it to be in class. i will show visual though, because you have the i guess so softly that is a good already barbara and she's one of those that sort of. 4 4 the of the, the domain called mazd

bill clinton, you have to think about it, i would vote exclusively for republicans, and bush jr., for, ugh , uh, i would vote, there were times when i wouldn't have voted, i would have voted for lyndon johnson, not barley gold orter, but i would have voted for richard nixon, not john kennedy, you know, i would have voted for dwight isenhower, he was too. a republican, but not for him, who was there, i already forgot his democratic, that is, there were some rare situations in the american history of the 20th century, when i would vote for democracy, for roosevelt, for johnson, and probably for clinton , but it would be personal sympathy, it would be an emotion, i don't have such emotions for barack obama, let's say, and... i think that both mccain and romney are much more serious, thoughtful for me strategic thinking politicians than barack obama, although i recognize the personality of barack obama, he is a great personality from a political point of view, what can i say, that's why i understand why he was the president of the united states twice, i have no questions, i'm just talking

now, in the bushes where this guy was is an ak—47 style rifle with a scope, two backpacks which wereceramic tile in them and a go pro which he was going to take pictures of. so, those are being processed right now. the secret service agent that was on the course a fantasticjob. what they do is, they have an agent thatjumps one hole ahead of time to where the president was at, and he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engaged that individual, at which time the individual took off. so that's what we know about the investigation. we have somebody in custody right now. it is a potential suspect, we got a little bit more work to do on it, but as we usually do, as soon as we decide we are going to book them into the county jail, and the charges he's going to be booked into, we'll get those to you and we'll get a picture of him and we'll get you his background. an active investigation and the fbi are in charge of that investigation but we have also heard a lot from the local officials there at the same. of reaction coming in from the united includin

indeed, they gradually came to power, so we laughed at bush, but bush, in theory , the younger bush was already a great president compared to american presidents, this is a great rarity, he had a second spanish, since he was the governor of the state, who would have graduated from a prestigious school for boys in boston, he generally easily convincingly played the country bumpkin in redneko in texas, but he was actually from kennebank main, that is, a completely different person. remember, as was said, yes, if you are a hammer, then all problems will seem to you nails, that is, of course, if it is a prosecutor, then, when it is created, i will not even discuss this crime or attempted murder, well, actually, in such a situation, it is practically inevitable that what is happening to trump, another thing is that, of course, to compare, that these were orders, but still, let's say, murder, now they remembered about kennedy, it was prepared, finally. the states are now generally flourishing, therefore , a person who, well, she herself at least shot, on july 13, a person fired, but the sks 2

bushes, forward!treat, bushes, bushes hold on, our military moved the nazis further and further, with heavy fighting, breaking through to border, under enemy artillery fire , they were recapturing meters of russian land, a tank was shooting at them from a closed firing position, a barrel, come on, come on, disperse, don't crowd together, individuals, come on, come on, run, basement, look for the basement, it flies quickly, we got there, we were like rats, yes, like rats, we hid in that hole, five people, sat around this trivet, made coffee, made this mash, and we were on duty for a day, two, three, on the third day we heard that a purge was underway, he started shouting, don't shoot, we surrender, so ingloriously their march to russia ended, blood, dirt, death, defeat, all they will remember is the war. the triumphal march promised by the ukrainian command, i didn't think there would be such a noise, war, not noise, here's your front line, and they said there would be no front line, and what did they

george bush the president of the united states was at emmaus booker school in florida when the first plane hit the twin towers. white house chief of staff androcard was the first person to inform him about the collision of the planes. america has been attacked, that's all i told him. 45 minutes after the attacks, bush gave his first speech about september 11. ladies and gentlemen, america has been attacked by a terrorist attack. today, we faced a national tragedy. a terrorist has come to our soil, and a terrorist has attacked the world trade center. nothing against our nation there is no chance, please join me for a minute of silence. the official narrative of the us government, which was published later , announced that the collision of the planes was the main cause of the collapse of the twin towers, as well as tower no. 7 next to the world trade towers, but there are many uncertainties about this. there was a story that the american government says about the events of 11 and the collapse of the twin towers, it even contradicts the laws of physics and the law of gravity. the us gov

. bush, however, was anything but impressed with the proposal, the bush says, jim, i'm disappointed in you. i don't think we should negotiate about the future of nato . i think nato just won the cold war. i think nato is great just the way it is. so we're not going to do that. and you need to let people know. so one of my more interesting discoveries was a letter that baker then wrote to the west german 4 and ministry at the end of february, saying, i'm sorry, i should have said that i've caused confusion. we need to stop talking about this. and after that, this offer disappears from you american negotiating position. 2 weeks later, bush invited west german chancellor, helmut kohl and his wife to camp david the us president's country residence bush said to call pretty much the same thing for the trip to james baker. we're not going to negotiate or the future of nato to help with that. or that's a direct quote to help with that. and coal responded okay. the corporate job is going to want something in exchange for his burdening chips and goals. coal thought about it and said, perhaps it

barbara bush is down in the lower left hand corner, and she and her daughter in law, laura bush, understood the link between education, poverty and the ability to move upward mobility in this country. and so they both were firmly committed to civil rights, to equal rights, especially when it came to education. and barbara bush's literacy programs were an excellent example, barbara pushes letters he programs were an excellent exampleec especially for adults literacy to help people move on. in 2020 when the barbara bush foundation for family literacy began a new program that was for anti-bias and antiracist educational resources. even after her death her foundation and her legacy continued to work. laura bush after she graduated from college chose to work in the areas of houston and dallas and she wanted to do something to improve the lives of some of the children in these areas and she believed education was a way of doing it but she threw literacy programs to try to do what she o could to equalize the educational opportunities in this country. she did a special program on the harlem renaiss